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Kurt Sansone is Executive Editor of MaltaToday. He was formerly deputy editor of MaltaToday on Sunday and later editor of Illum, before joining The Times of Malta. He was awarded best new feature in the 2012 IGM awards, and best commentary journalism in 2025.

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Inclusion minister wants gaslighting to be considered domestic violence

National

Julia Farrugia Portelli in appeal to fellow MPs to consider gaslighting, a form of psychological manipulation, as a criminal offence in domestic violence situations

Government replaces Rosianne Cutajar as chair of parliament’s Social Affairs Committee

National

Katya De Giovanni replaces Rosianne Cutajar as chair of parliament’s Social Affairs Committee and Randolph De Battista is appointed a member

Human rights groups ask EU to stop cooperation on migration control with Tunisia

World 17 April 2023, 12:03pm

Kurt Sansone

Inclusion minister wants gaslighting to be considered domestic violence

Government replaces Rosianne Cutajar as chair of parliament’s Social Affairs Committee

Human rights groups ask EU to stop cooperation on migration control with Tunisia

Ministers break silence on nurses’ dispute: ‘Take home pay will increase by €6,000’

Not only politicians should be held accountable over public funds, ADPD says

Review finds YMCA has ‘very good’ safeguarding policies as police probe continues

Finance Minister apologises, refunds advert money after Standards Commissioner finds ethical breach

Steward complains to European Commission as it ups political pressure on Malta

Labour Party retreat sees Emanuel Cuschieri return to One Radio with daily political commentary

Government pledges to safeguard barklori livelihood amid concerns over quay expansion

FIAU appoints Alfred Zammit as acting director

MUMN takes pay proposals it has rejected to nurses, suspends industrial action

Updated | Health Ministry wants nurses’ industrial action suspended as it seeks mediation

Easter in Malta celebrated with traditional statue runs